This program aims to refresh the memory and skills of individuals so they can recognize and respond to cardiovascular emergencies and choking in adults, children and infants. It focuses on CPR training and the use of an AED. If your certificate is close to expiring, CPR Level C recertification keeps your credentials current.
CPR Level C Recertification: What You Will Review
You will practice chest compressions, rescue breaths, choking relief and AED use for every age group, with an instructor who gives feedback until the technique feels natural. The course is blended: about 2 hours of online learning, followed by a 2.5 hour in-class skills session at one of our two GTA locations serving Mississauga, Brampton, Scarborough and Pickering.
Red Cross CPR recertification requirements
To be eligible for Red Cross CPR recertification, all of the following must apply:
- Your current certificate is from the Canadian Red Cross or another WSIB-aprroved trainign provider
- The certificate has not expired (the course date must be before the expiry date).
If your certificate has already expired, you will need the full CPR AED Level C course instead.
CPR AED renewal GTA: formats, price and help
The course fee is $65.00. Group renewals for clinics, schools and workplaces are available, and we can hold seats together for your team. Contact our team or call (647) 667-8573 if you are unsure which course you need.
This course does not include First Aid. If you require a First Aid and CPR course, please refer to the courses page.
